The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17

posed fatal ~ uries internaiiy.
2 Now that there is q chance Of the
Santa Fe road absorbing the Bait
4 more & Ohio, thus giving the frs
named road q continuous line scrOs
the continent from sea to sea, Is it moi
a splendid opening for Salina to com.
municate with the market Of ths
whole world, IL she votes IN favor o.
securing the santa Fe connection ?
The L. P. Is graded from Mime
apOlis 10 Milo, but last week work
was discontinued, though we under.
stand II Is liable 10 be resumed any
day. Just what the finale Of the
Salt Greek struggle will be nobody
knows, though from an outsiders
standpoint il looks as though the u.
p. had abandoned the valley IN the
A. T. & 5. F.-LincOln Center Repub
ticdn.
The principal Of the AtehisOn pub
lie schools when the first Central
school building burned was Prof. A .
II. Owen, now at the head OF the Sa-
lima public school system. For
seventeen ysars, nearly. Prof Owen
has preserved the keys Of the burned
building, and the other day turned
them over 10 a gentleman from this
city, who will deliver them with ap-
prOpriate ceremonies to Prof. Draper.
-Afehison Champion.
Mr.. A. e. Wait shows photograph
OF a war horse" belonging to J. w.
Reed, OF Teeumpseh, Ks, late ser
geant Co. A, First Wisconsin cav
airy. The name Of the horse Is
Dixie" he il 80 years old, and
looks like a warrior yet. The photo
graph is interesting to the writer, for
the reason that he served In the same
regiment with Dixie. Il is tie next
thing 10 meeting one Of the old com
r4des.
The HeraIds editor il so delighted
to copy any animsdversions upon
the JOURNAL, he may pick up.
that we must not fail to reproduce the
following little tid-bit concerning
him-published 10 the Lincoln Cen
ter Republican
The Sslina Herald publishes a list
Of ladies registering in that city, Civ
ing age, occupation, etc. This IL a
nOtOriety that male voters would not
care to have, and the husbands OF
Saliva are are a whiteliyered set II
Davis doesn't get his skull cracked.
The excavation work on the block
Of buildings being erected by Messrs
F. L. and L. o. Wright-next north
Of the Odd Fellows temples we'll
along The plan is to iuild a block
three stories high, with five store
rooms; but this spring only two Of
the buildings will be put up-the bal
auce to follow during the year. The
plans are furnished by Mr.. Hopkins,
an architect Of Topeka. 1t will be the
handsomest block-when finished
Ia the city.
Among the charters filed with the
Secretary OF State. Monday, were the
following.
THE Star Milling Company
headquarters at SAlina Capital stock
Sl2D. OO0. Director G. r. Under
wood, Christopher Eberhardt. H. II.
SudendOrf. f. ID Rittger and II. H
F. sudendorf, all Of SaiinA.
"The Young Mems Christian assO-
ciation." of Salina. Assets, $500.
Directors A. h. Mcconnell, J. n.
Prescott, n. &. Rash, =. :. Godfrey,
William B. Devices, w. r Grim,
Henry Baker and G. Eberhsrdt.
The following concerning the
JOURNAL bindery may be read with
interest
The Salina JOURNAL has = spieu
did book bindery, judging by the
photograph Of their work which we
have received. Salina ls a good town
and the JOURNAL one of its best in
stitutions.-PdOia republican.
We gladly acknowledge the re-
ceipt, from the SslinR JOURNAL Office
of 4 beautiful photograph illustrating
the looks OF the binding Of the blank
books, etc turned out by that depart
ment. The JOURNAL management
shows cOmmendable enterprise In e.
tablishing q book bindery.- WdRecI
eV World.
A District meeting OF the Topeka |
branch OF the WomRn's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will be held at the
First NJ. f. church In Salina, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 22d
and Ord. The first service will begin |
at eight O'Clock Tuesday evening,
consisting Of interesting, instructive
addresses and essays, and music.
The exercises on Wednesday, begin.
ming at 9 90 A. ~, 100 and S 80 p. NJ. |
will be OF like character. Those who
heard Bishop Bowman will be glad
TO know that Mrs. Gamewell, return
ed missionary from China, will adj
dress each session.
The following is taken from the
Albion (Mich.) Recorder:
All will learn with regret OF the /
contemplated removal from the city /
Of Messrs Killian and Williams, who /
are now arranging their business with /
8 view to engaging in the same line
Of trade 1t Salina, Kansas. They are
young men Of strict integrity, Of en-
lerprise aud Of fine social standing. Il
and with their estimable wives, will
be greatly missed here.
We have received word from these
gentlemen that they expect 10 be in
salina about May LIST, and ready for
business just as soon as their new
store building next north Of 1. o. o
Temple) is ready tor occupancy.
One w. Burch. hat cleaner. was
found by the baker Of the Cranz res
taurant skulking about In the cellar
Of that establishment Saturday night.
The baker made him show up, but
Burch had no arms or booty about
him and he was released-the baker
not knowing him. During his visit
to the cellar Burch dropped a photo
graph Of himself. This being given
10 the marshal next day, that Ofieer
soon found him and took him 10
charge. Little by little numerous
thefts were traced to him, among
them were two coats belonging 70
Tom Wellington, which were found
IN his quarters upon q search warrant.
The young man repOseth in Jail.
Capt. Henry Baker reports that he
learned while in New York that Il
was the ultimate intention Of the
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